Top 7 Haunted Places Of Delhi, India

Today I am going to tell you about the top 7 haunted places of Delhi, India. So let's start.

(1) Delhi Cantt

Delhi's most beautiful and cleanly tidy or green-looking place called Delhi Cantt comes in one of the most Haunted Places of Delhi. Of course, you must have heard about the woman wearing a white sari who wants a lift from the road at night, but you will be surprised to know that this is absolutely true because these incidents can always be seen on the streets of Delhi Cantt.
People who live in Delhi Cantt or who visited Delhi Cantt have told that a girl wearing white clothes on the night demands lift from the cars. The people also say that they feel horrified because they know that the woman is not a common girl. Sometimes the girl starts chasing after the car when it does not stop.

(2) Jamali Kamali Masjid - Mosque

The Jamali Kadali Mosque is considered one of Delhi's most scary and fearsome places. It is said that many Jinn gathers here every night. In the morning, this place is filled with people and strollers, but no one visits at night. This is considered to be one of the haunted places. There is a story behind this Jamali Kamali haunted story. The story is that the people believe that two Sufi saints named Jamli and Kamali were buried here, who used to make the kings happy with their poetry in the Mughal Empire. It is said that after his death this grave was made and both of them were buried. Since then, many Jinn gathers there at night.

(3) Khuni Darwaja (Bloody Door)

The name of the bloody door shows that this place is full of horror and threats. The bloody door is also called the red door. There is a story behind this place being haunted. This fort is established from Mughal times. The British had killed the descendants of Bahadur Shah Jafar, the last king of the Mughal period, here badly. It is said that the souls of those kings revolve around here.At the time of partition of Pakistan and Hindustan, many people were killed here. This is also considered to be a very big reason. But in 2002 an incident took place where 3 boys raped and killed a girl in the same red door, which is why it was closed after this. Now whatever the reason is this place is now considered to be a haunted place.

(4) Lothian Cemetry

Lothian cemetery means the cemetery of Lothian. These graveyards are located near Old Delhi's ISBT bus terminal. This is a Christian graveyard which is famous for the ghosts. There is one of the most prevalent sire cut ghosts and which is visible on the night of every new moon, there is also a story behind it. At the time when the British had seized India, an English soldier lost his love and lost his cheek. Today his soul is seen here in this cemetery.

(5) Chor Minar - Hauz Khas

If you live in Delhi then you must have gone to Hauz specially in your life. The Hauz Khas is considered to be a good place for strollers. Hauz was specially founded by Alauddin Khilji. In this Hauz Khas, the Chor Minar named pillar is present. Several holes can be seen in this tower. Although this is a grave, Alauddin Khilji used to keep his enemies head in these holes so that enemy of other countries would run away after watching this site.

(6) Bloody River

This river, which is also known as Khooni river, is located in the Rohini area of ​Delhi, it is considered one of the ghostly and scary places of Delhi. It is said that if somebody goes inside the water of this river, then he feels like someone is dragging from inside the water. It is said that there is a pack of ghosts who drag and drop the people coming in the river. There have already been many mysterious deaths.

(7) Sanjay Van

Sanjay Van is the most green forest of Delhi. The more famous it is, the more horrifying it is. It is said that there is a witch in this dense forest which suddenly comes in front of people and disappears suddenly. The forested hunters have also faced this witch. This witch is seen in the back of the banyan tree, which is not lacking in Sanjay Forest.

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